Pike County Democrat, Volume 12, Number 44, Petersburg, Pike County, 17 March 1882 — Page 3

THE DEMOCRAT OPVtaiAl. PUB OP THE OODPTT. WBTTha Pike County Democrat hat Me largest circulation of any newtpaper published in «4ai County / Ad vertisen will make a tarfe of this fact! FRIDAY, March 17,1882. O. M- ft* «• (At Wwklagum.) t _ldT* fe.' ....11:43 p m. — 1*3 • to. . 1:11 pm. So. 4.....—._f:06 a ro. 1 .................1 :M p in. f..—-1:15 p m. IK...1:48 pie. . VWMMMM » P w. ..1 U 08. So. 1 makes close ooaneotlba «• Seymour lor Indianapolis. OolngWeel. Freight Trail**. Going Kant. So. 8*..S:li a 8:40 a m Ko. 86...7:80 a 7*5 a m So. n.„8*lal:»am So. 89... 11:1* a m So. 41...8** a 1:45 p m go- «••• " So. «... So. H0.,..„.........i:39 a ■_ So. 114.......1:13 a m. So. <»_ 5:8* a 6:is a m. So. 'U... 9*1 a 9:4* a m. So. 118...11:14 a 11*4 p m “ m. __ _ ______, 48...J.-0* a T:l« p m No IB... 1*0 a 6:1* p 8:4* p a, No.«... 8:45 a 9*0 p C. 8. CONE, J».. General Paatcngor Agent.

EVANSVILLE * TERRE HAUTE R. R. TWw Card to effect Decrmber 18,1881. mik« xoici*. L’vn Evansville_ 44 Ft. Branch „ * Prtneete*— 44 TteMBM*. .. " Sullivan .. An. Terre Haute. " Cinclnn_ * Louisville_ ” • St. Louts._ ! S?.“TlUe' * Chicago.. 75TT 1 p IB I P IU 4« 7 ‘ T 46 p n to 8 4* 9*7 11 00 I SO 7 00 0 *0 7 10 1 90 71* I p IB 'piB I P IB I S IB I A IB I S IB trn I SIB 1 a KB BO. 4 Jto. 7 43 am *0 a m Main no ^ to 90 pm 15 a in Mam 10 at --06 a m 00 pin 9 09 at “ “ am 10 ( STATIONS. tome aocrH "SoTT L'r» Chicago. 44 Danville... •r St. Louts... 41 Louisville.._ " Cincinnati—.. 11 Iudlaaapolis41 Terre Haute.. Arr. Sullivan.... “ Vtncennee, * Princeton.. 44 Ft. Branch 44 Evansville. 9 00 p ni 1 00 a ni 8 It a m 7 00 p m 8 90 p m 11 00 p to t 37 a ni 0 41 a to 0 35 a ni * 5* a oi 7 40 a m Rorr 8 00 am 800am tOtpni 7 50 a m 7 00 a m 9 40 a to 10 40 a to 11 SC aiu 1 40 pm 9 31 p m 2 46 pm 3 30 pro Tf<rr 13 10 p m 3 30 p in 3 47 p m 4 09 p m 3 83 pm 8 11 p m 7 00 p m '>■ Trains 1 sad 0 run dally With through parlor *-• .tar between Evansville anil Indianapolis. ’ % 3rains 3 and 4 run dally with Woodruff’s elo- *■ pant sleeper* between Evansville and Chicago. V Trains 3 and 8 daily except Sunday. Hr Trains oonneot at Ft. Branch tor Owensvllle l and Cj nthians. G. J. GHAMMER, O. J. Htnrn, f Gen. Pass. Agt. r ^ 8uptItfermrills Madlsom * Indianapolis Railroad. Lieaves LouisvilleNo 1 No. 3 No. 3 .,3:35 am 3:10 pm 7:05 pm _ -B sivniei iiiv.ihiu^iw nus atau (Mil e <v« |/UJ Leaves New Albany... 8:00 sm IKK) pm 6:00 pm Leaves Jeffersonville. 0:38) am 3:20 pm 7:15 pm Arrives at 6eymour_...10:2li am 4:02 pm 8:51pm Columbus...11 KH~»m Madison.... Ehelbyvllle...... Rushvtlte.... Cambridge City. Franklin....11:14t am Indianapolla-12 :iii am Kokomo.Ykm ;pm 4:40 pm ...6:55 pm. ...5:45 pm. ..6:40 pm. •7:40 pm. 5:29 pm 6:20 pm 9:25 pm Logansport. 4:20 pm. Chicago...... 8:50 jpm. Lafayette... 2:3) pm. Kankakee - 5:20 pm. Terre Haute 2:45 pm. Bt.Louls..9:1* pm. Cleveland..._ Buffalo............... New York. 7:10 am 1:45 pm 6:18 am 9:0S pn J0:50pn 1:80 an 2:50 an 7:90 an 1:45 an 4:20 an 1:25 an 8:00 an 3:48 pn 8:80 pn 19:30 pn RETURNING. Leaves Indianapolis.. 3:45 nm 7:18 pm 8:30 am Arrive Jeffersonville. 6:55 nm 11:05 am 10:29 pm Arrive New Albany— 7:45 am 11:50 am 11:05 pm Arrive Louisville_7:05 am 11:15 am 10:80 pm Train leaving Louisville at 78H p.m. has Fnlman Palace Sleeping Cars to St. Louis and Chicago without change, DAILY. Train leaving at 8:25a.in has Reclining Chair Oar to Chicago daily except Sunday. The 2:18 p.m. train makoa direct connection ter ALL points East. RgTTry the “OLD RELIABLE." II . R. DERING, Gen. Pase. A Ticket Agt.. Louisville, Kv. _^LOCALJUSINES^JIEIITION, OUR LATEST ARRIVALS Peach Preserves, Plum Preserve*, Currant Jelly la bulk, Aline* Meat. Apple Butter, Cranberries, , Boneless Codfish, Pickles in bulk. v * Self-raising Buckwheat Flour, k^_4<eaons, Oranges, PJt 10 lbs Sugar for fl.00. * See our low pricen on Coffee next w * week. EISERT & SON. 200 barrels of salt at Moses Frank's ■bit week. CHOICE seed oaiii, at 1 Moses Frank’s IMPORTANT to cash buyers.—Cash buyers, who do not ask credit, but want to pay for what they get, will remember that P. 0. 11 ammond & Son have ever offered iMtfro inducement* to that class of customers, and will continue to do so this coming year. Our motto is good: “Quick sales and amall profits.” J9‘The highest price paid for marketing,—Feathers, Butter. Eggs. etc. P. C. Hammond A Son. ENTS. COUNTY OFFICES Editor Democrat:—Please announce the name ot Henry J. Wioos, of Patoka township, ae a candidate for Clerk ot tho Pike Circuit Court, subject to the decUlon of the Democratic Nominating Convention. * LOCAL MATTERS. It is the Spring. Jupiter will-be the evening star until May 30th. /

TW Muon for spring advertising la do# at tend. Mercury ia do# the bright particular morning alar. Three week* from next Sunday will be Eatter Sunday. Lard, bacon and buna for aale at Hargrovea, Union. Peach treea in the yard of M. Gray, Eaq . are in bloom. Corn ia worth more In thia market than it ia in Mew York. The river at thia point liaa reaumed Ita normal proportlona. Try that 9 lb oolite at Hargrovea’ and you will o»e no other. A, man never forgeta hi* 8rat licking, hi* flrat girl or bia first eirCtta. Spring begin* a 'three month'* engagement on next Monday afternoon. Tb day'a length, from aunrlae until augj&own, l* jnat exactly twelve hour*. Thia office ha* bruiu enjoying a proaperoua run of buallneaa the paat two - week*.__ Laat Tuesday waa the one hundredth anniversary of the birth of Hon. Tboa. fi. Benton.__ The steamboat, lloaa Belle, baa been • great convenience to our merchant* this winter.__ Hargroves will Mill you a shop boot for one dollar lean than you can buy It elsewhere._ A new aide walk is being pet down from Mala street to connect with the Monitor Mill*. Get our price* cm coffee, anger, and molasses. We duplicate Vincennes prices. E»e»n»*8o»,

Fruit trees in large quantities uni being delivered to purchasers in Ibin locality. __ Dork straw bate, with glove* nndl hosiery to match, are announced lor next rammer. The new drag store in the Iliagen building will soon be ready lor the reception of customers. The town has had a prosperous trady is every department of commerce slncd'Clrcult Court began. George Sisert and George Picmey have erected a telephone between their respective business houses. j Debility resulting from typhoid and low levers is best and most quickly relieved by Brown’s Iron Bitter*., Regular services will be held in the C. P. Church on Sunday morning. Rev. J. B. Madden, the pastor* officiating. - *

Call it this office early for your township tickets, end thus avoid the rush during the laet days before the election._ The winter which has now reached its close will be long remembered for its mildness, not only in the New, but in tbe Old World. < Mrs. Kate Nolen, of Jennings County, will lecture on temperance in the M. E Church to-night, the public generally are invited. Glass and Queensware, the largest stock in the county and the lowest prices. Call and see for yourself. _Embbt to Son. Only a fow weeks more and then the dog without a tar will be called upon to gather with the great majority on the farther shore. When you feel a cough or bronchial affection creeping on the longs, take Ayer'a Cherry Pectoral, and cure iit before it becomes incurable. Shade trees are: being planted in different parte of town, and in arter years Petersburg will no doubt, bear the n&mo of the “Forest City.” This is St. Patrick’s day, but there being few Emerald Islanders In our midst, we do not apprehend that the day will be generally observed. We want butter and eggs for our retail trade. We pey the highest price in cash or trade. Bring all your marketing to onr store. Eiskrt i Sox. A subscription paper is being circulated among oar citisens asking for money to build a suitable wharf boat at the steamboat landlug near the bluff. ___ In onr announcement column will be found the name of Henry J. Wiggs, of Patoka township, announced as a candidate for Olerk of the Pike Ci rcuit Court_ A wedding iu the northern suburbs of town will take place next week. The high contracting parties will be mentioned in these columns in our next issue._ The real Christian is like eoliid silver, but the mere professor is like plated ware, tor -after you have rubhe#it a tittle yon get down to the baser metal._ The citisens of Clsy township sre circulating a petition .praying tbe Board of County Commissioners to pass an order prohibiting stock from running at large. The second quarterly meeting of the M. E. Church here will commence to-morrow afternoon and last over Sunday. Rev. W. H. Grim, presiding elder for this district, will hay e charge of the services. . * * The IT. M. C. A., of this place, hale rented the room over the store of Hatfield to Palmer, In M. U. Frank’s building, for a library and reading room. It is now being prepared lor their meetings. «• The Democrats of Clay township will hold their nominating convention ou Saturday, at the Lewis School ilonse, for the purpose of putting afull ticket in the field to be voted lor at the April election. An attempt was made, on Tuesday night, to blow open the safe in the store of Newton Bremen, of Winslow, by barglara. But, It proved a failure on account of the aoine tbe explosion made aiamlat the conspirators._

It don’t matter where one get* married, just so happiness !* seeoreil. So, at least, thought Morris Catt and Rosa Decker, for, with the assistance of Esq. A. K. Selby they became man and wife in the dry goods store of Moses Frank, on yesterday. Bo cards. No cake. ^ /'The wile of Thomas M. CatI; died on Sunday morning, after a long illness from dropsy. She was buried in the cemetery at this place on Monday. Mrs. Catt leaves a husband, family and many friends to follow her Into the land of souls. She wan a kind, affectionate wife and mother, and her death falls with crushing weight npoa those to whom she was near and dear. _ / k The "gospel meeting” held under the auspices of the Young Men’s Christian Association, in the Presbyterian church on last 8unday afternoon, and led by Thomas Smith, was a flattering success. The young men who assisted in the the opening exercises added materially to the internets of the meeting. The friends of the association' were out in large numbers, which hed an encouraging effect upon the organisation. ^ Jasper Etonian, who lives ntout fi re miles south of thin place, met with the sad misfortune, on lest Thursday, of losing his wife. Mrs.Kinman had long been a sufferer rrom than most Insidlons of diseases—Consompllon— and when the messenger esme for her she was prepared to journey into the land of tha unknown and nuknowable. A large eirele of friends snd relatives join with the sorrowing husband and family in mourning the loss of a good woman and sealous friend.r

PEBaOMLJPQlHTS. Henry Thorns) left for Washington Tuesday to visit friends. My. and Mrs J. B. Young paid Winslow a visit on last Sunday. Janies Steelman and wife, of Princeton, are visiting Rev. B. F. Carter and family. , t Judge O M. Welborn paid ua the compliment of a call on Monday morning Erastus Tidow returned from Patoka on Saturday, where he had been on business.* _ r Wm. McFarland and wife,of Evans, ville, are visiting friends and relatives in this locality. ^ * Hon. J. II. O'Neal, of Washington, was attending court here on Tuesday and Wednesday. Rev. B. F. Carter, pastor of the M. E. Church at Ibis place, called on Wednesday afternoon.

Henry A nit, of Sullivan county, ihe well-known stock buyer, spent a few days here last week. John Whitman, a prominent merchant of Winslow,' was in town this week, attending Court. James Griffin, of Vincennes, was here on last Friday attending the funeral of Mrs. R Harrell. R. M. J. Miller, a prominent attorney of Princeton, was amending court here the'first of the week. Ed. Montgomery returned home from Evansville last Tuesday evening, lie brought no railroad news. J. J. Holding, Ex-County Commissioner from the second district was among onr callers ou Tuesday, Geo. Ashby, the well-known druggist at Winslow, who spent last weetc here, returned home on Sunday. Mrs. J. W. Gullick is in Danville, Illinois, visiting her friend, Miss Allie Daly, of thai place, who is quite, sickS G. Solomon, who is employed in the telegraph office at Roukport. spent Sunday with his family in this place. Rev J. B. Madden, pastor of the C P. Church at this place, gave us the pleasuro of a call on Tuesday afternoon. 8. S. Shannon, of Princeton, one of the proprietors of West Saratoga Springe, in thiscounty, was in towuon Tuesday. J. A. Shepherd, Esq., Democratic candidate for trustee of Mouroe towuship. gave tho Democrat a call otv Monday afternoon. J. E McCullough, Esq , of Princeton, one of’^p leading attorneys in this part of/the State, is attending court here tins week. P. A. DoVle, of (he firm ot Btldwiti & Doyle, proprietors of the new jewelry store, gave ns a pleasant call on Wednesday afternoon, George Clough will build a new residence ou his farm this Spring. Nothing like preparing Ihe cage before you secure tlie bird. lion. John Hyatt, of Washington, spent several days in bur place this tveek. He was interested in a case pendinipin the Circuit Conrf. , A J. Patterson, Ex-Auditor of Pike county, spent Monday night in town. He was supposed to be looking after his political “feticcs”iu this locality. Mrs. J. P. Hargrove and daughter, of Union, two accomplished and beau tiful ladies, favored the Democrat with a pleasaift visit on last Friday afternoon. Messrs Ogden & Tharp, Hon. John H. Oneal and Ziba F. Graham, of Washington, paid the Democrat office the compliment of a call ou Thursday morning. Arthor Palmer, for many years con nectcd with this office in the capacity of foreman, now In the Government Printing Office; at Washington City; is at home on a two weeks visit. J A. Kraft, a young and popular commercial missionary representing the house of F. Goeble & Co , of New Albany, gave (he Democrat a pleasant and agreeable call on Tuesday afternoon.. W. A. Ford and Mr. Oaky, of Evansville, were in town Tuesday They were inspecting the cross ties distributed along the Straight Line witli a view of buving them for the E. & T. II. Railroad.

OUR KICK PEOPLE. Minnie Traylor is much better and will soon.be herself again. J B Young:, of the firm of Billmyer & Young ii confined to his room from an attack of fever. Mrs. Author Palmer, whose illness was mentioned in onr last issue, we are glad to Bay is now on the safe road of recovery. * J; W. trlsdish, editor of the Press, is recovering from bta tong illness, and hopes to soon be able to attend to bh> newspaper work. IIon. J, B. fienffricka, who libs beeu sick for some weeks is rapidly conraloscing, and will Boon be able to atteud to business. The Democrats of Pat oka township held their nominating convention on last Saturday, and placed the following excellent ticket in the field: Trustee—J. A. Whitman. Assessor. F. It. Curtis. Road Supt.—Ed, Holton. Justice of the Peace—J. H. McConnell. Constables—Newton Jones, Willis Spillman. They also selected a township Central Committee composed .of thejollowing named gentlemen: A. M. Carter. F. H. Curtis, V. Beets, Kd. Holton, W. C, Wiggs, Wash Ashby, Arthur Thompson, Sr., Geo. Shepherd, H. J. Wiggs, Bolin Utrey and Gabriel Adkenson. The convention was large, harmonious aud enthusiastic, and the ticket nominated will be elected. The Democrats of Jefferson township met in convention at the Thomas School House on last Saturday, and nominated the following ticket to be voted for at the April election t Trustee—Alien Arnold. Assesur—Aleta Traylor. < Road Supt.—Joseph Garland, Constables—John Breeden, Robert Stephenson and Maroslloa Fowler.

THE DEMOCRACY j NOT ES OF PBEPJ.RATIOS FOR THE I'OMINti CONFLICT. IteiirgulutlH of ll» Coast)' Central • Committee. In respouse lo it call, issued in the columns ot the Democrat, the Democratic Central Committee of Pike county assembled in the Court room on last Thursday night with E. P. Richardson in the chair. In the ab*et(ce^f Secretary W,~P Knight, Fre mont Artord was called to fill that position, and the committee proceeded at once to frWk, Alter hearing re ports from We several townships rel ative to rheir-nonditious, politically, and rental ks front several gentlemen present,' on the duty oi the hour, a motion to reorganize the Committee was made and carried. Au election ior Chairman to serve for the next two years resulted in the unanimous choice at Mart Fluener, which eras fot lowed by the election of W. P. Knight to the office of Secretary, and^Mark II, Powers as Treasurer. A new Central Committee was then selected as fol lows;

MTenw Washington “ “ Madison Clay Putoka Tp. Prec’t Ko. 1, Lafayette Trarlor. “ t, S. W. Chappell. “ 1, JoaiaU Newkirk. “ J, J. M. Doyle. “ 3, Jas. D. Holloa. “ L Wm. VnnSickle. " 1, Samuel H argrove. Monroe Logan Lockhart Marion George Ashby. J. N. Whitman. A. C. Anderson. Joseph Ferguson. Jas.. P. Corn. r. h. Potter. Elias Garrett. A Her which it resolution w*r passed thanking the retiringICentral Commit* lee lor the efficient maimer in which they had performed their duties. The new Central Committee then Agreed to adjourn to meet iu the town of Winslow on the third Saturday in May; for the purpose of appointing delegates to the State, Congressional, Senatorial, Legal alive and Judicial cOfH'eDtions, and to appoint a time for holding the county nominating convention. notes. The candidates were out in force. The new Committee a»o nearly all new men to the work. From the general tone bf those present we judge the majority of the Democrats favor a late Couuty Con vention. Hon. W. A. Traylor, of Jasper, fa vored the Democrats with a few en cotiraging remarks which aroused those present to no enthusiastic degree. The meeting was largely attended by representative Democrats from all over the county, and the outlook for success, judging from the expressions of those taking part in the caikeus, is most encouraging. Owing to the fact that Logan town ship was not log, a mem that townsli vacancy w mittee agar couir The O green. The cou sensors’ bo< completed. presented at the meete Committee from not selected I’he when the Com IE CUL LINUS, yard is getting iditor has the Asthia year already Work in the comity offices has been protracted until late iu the night since court begun. The Grand iJary is still grinding a wav, and the number of iudktmetits found are daily increasing. The B >ard of County Commissioners adjourned on Wednesday eycuing ■after a session of nine days. Next week we will publish the list of allowances made by the Commissioners during their last session. •’ The Board of County Commissioners will receive bids tor furnishing stationery for the coduty at their June terra. Tho settlement sheets for the April Installment of taxes have been received from the Auditor of State.by the Couuty Auditor. The trial of Minor for the attempted assassination of Meyers has been set for the 28 tr iast , but it is not likely that it will theij take place, for the reason that, press of other matters iipou the Court’s lime will prevent.

The last day for tax-paying, before the penalty attache*, will be the third Monday in April. The County Tun* urer will close the books promptly on the evening ol that'day. Tho-e who hnve taxes to pay should make a note of It is. The following persona have been licensed to travel the rosy path of matrimony einee Oitir last report; Willis Minnia to Margaret J. Coleman. James J. Cash to Hester A. Dyer. Daniel Phillips to Mary A. O’Neil. Wm. D. Uayharl; to America £ McAllister. Levi D. Ferguson to America I. Houseman, Alvin Simmons to Mary J. Jackson. Since the Sheriff’s proclamation announcing what offices wore to be filled in the several towusbips at the April election, it has been discovered that Patoka and Lockhart townships are to elect one Justice of Peace more than the election proclamation indicated. Up to this time the following per sons have met the red eyed law, in the person of the Circuit Conrt, and have become its victims: Elijah Ilea cock ou a charge of burglary got three years in the Penitentiary, ilia partner in criime, Frank beadles, settled his score at the Captain’s desk by accepting a like sentence. Wim. Grigg couvicied of petit larceny accepted a fine of $1, and took np a twenty day’s sojourn iu the county jail. Jas. ii. Crooks who carried a concealed weap on, “contrary to the statutes in such cases made and provided,” refused to pay his fine of|2, and now languishes in jail in consequence. Albert Fetlinger, was tried tor gtand larceny on Inal Tuesday, convicted of tho same, and sen teheed lor a two years term at Jeffersonville Other criminal' cases are daily bein * tried, and the present term of Court will pass into history as a prolific one in the way of ooutributiona to the Penitentiary.

of Gibson tmploa Tbio b to certify that I bought of ftigs & Turnage. of Princeton, Ind., a Champion Cord Binder, and find that it works to perfection. I cut one hundred and teu acres of wheat with One team in six aud a half days and had no breakage at ail. Some of my wheat was badly tangled and straw broken, but it cleaned it all up well, aud also cut Over stalk ground that »at|»ery rough, doing good work. Th«^binder works well and neves hrefka twine,aud will bind astightae -I won it. 'i'lie Champion is ot the fcetdfciaterial and very strong. l am we!) (Satisfied with my roachiue aud heartily recommend it to all. ■ Andrew R. Stormont. For Rale bv IIa> field 4b Palmer, Main street, Petersburg. Indiana. ,17.-2w. Joe Patterson, Agt,

—x WMWittirLcMe, 1'jfc‘re are times iu every one’s life wlifftenergy fails and a miserable fesliat coines over them, mistaken MTIatfness. Danger lurks in these symptoms, as they arise from diseased organs. Parker’s Ginger Tonic *111 resto". perfect activity to the stomach. LiymL^nd moneys, purify the blood and 7*new your lease of health aud comfort —[Advocate. Did Von Know It! » You can strengthen the digestive organs, prevent cosliveness, diarrhea ami ail bowel disorders, by a timely u*e of D own’s Iron Bitters, a true tonie-, a perfect «trengthe< er. --—-eSociety Belies. .‘On account of its remarkably del! cate and lasting fragrance society belles are loud in their praise of Ploreston f'oloirne. !,EGAL ADVERTISEMENTS, Notice of Administration. Notice is hereby given, that .the ih^d *rsigned has been appointed bv the Clerk oflhe Circuit Court of HkfCou»t.v, State ot IuiUna. administrator ot the estV,3 ol Matthew Thompsou. Kte of Pike couuty, mu. deceased. Hal i estate is supposed to be solvent. O. P. DkBKULER. M* *cb. 10.1882 3w. Administrator. Administrator’s Sale of Personal Property. \T<>TICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE ill undersigned administrator of the estate of Matthew Thompson, late of Pike county, deceasetl. will offer for sale at publics auction at the late “ 'ideece of the deceased, in Patoka towns. <». Pike county, Indiana, on SATURDAY, MARCH 25,1882. Alt tie. personal property ot said estate, not taken Uy^he wi.tow, consisting of Cattle, Sheep, tlogs, farming Implements amt Household Furniture. Turns.—Sums of three dollars aud uniter eaiji: over three dollars, a eredit of 9 months will be sr-— -1-—•*—-‘ given, the purchaser giving his note with approved surety, without relief, aud bearing G per cent, interest from date. O. P. DbBKULEB. Martyr to, 1SS2 3\v. Administrator. 35TO. 122. Sheriff's Sata JJT VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION TO ME __ directed from the Clerk of the Pike Circuit Court, ( will expose at jfublic uk to the highest bidder, on SATCBDAY, the loth day of April, A. IK 1882, Between the hours of 10 o'clock : o'clock p.ni. of skid day, at the C House in Pike conntv. — profits for a term not' Kui towing deseri The north w< _a. of Motion thi The southeast of section thh range seven { acres, more or less, in Pike count; t of same le fee And on failure to realize the judgment, interest and costs. £ will; time and place, expose to public simple of said real estate. Takeu as the property of John R. Jones at the suit of William Sumner and John A. Wright. Said sale will be made without any relief whatever from valuation or appraisement laws. x THOMAS J. SCALES. Miller & Rich'*iu>sox, Sheriff Pike Co. Attorneys for P*'ff. March 17,-8w. Indiana State Board of Health. SOCIAL RULcS^—VACCINATION. X© 1. After January 1st, 1832, no person, until after they have been successfully vaccinated; shall be admitted into any public or private school or institution of learning within this State either iu the capacity of teacher or pupil, and all persons admitted therein shall present to the priucinal thereof the certificate of a reputable Physician as to the fact of their being successfully vaccinated* " No. t. It shall be the duty of all tin vaccinated persons within this State to be successfully vaccinated within sixty days from January 1st, 1832. And all uuvaccinated persons coming into this Statb shall lie required to be vaccinated within sixty days after coming into the State. No.'S. All children born within this State shall be successfully vaccinated within twelve months after birth*. All vaccination shall be with reliable bovine virus. No. 4. Township Trustees, School Boards or similar officers, are to report to their several Local Boards of Health, the names and resiliences of any persous under their supervision who refuse ay neglect to ahoy the rules n» pro. mitigated by Boards of Health, but arc not to prosecute. All person* and corporations are to obey the rules of Healt h Boards, but such Boards ai*e the organizations that can enforce such rules or conduct proscout ions.

The Following: Or«l«*r Hum B«‘pm Issued by the Wk* County Board of Ut'alih. No. 1. On an<l after thirty dava from this date, March 10,18 2, no person, until after they have been successfully vaccinated, shall be admitted into any public or private school or institution of learning within this eouuty, either in the capacity of teacher or pupil, aud all person* admitted therein shall present to ithe principal thereof the certificate of a reputable physician as to tlie fact of their being successfully vac* cinated. - No. 2 Physicians shall certify to successful valuation upon blank forms. (Physicians* Certificates,) issued by order of County Health Ofli • eer. After receiving the certificate, the pupil shall hand it to the teacher, who will record iu a book furnished by the School Board the name of the child presenting such certificate, the date of such, and name of the physiciau certifying. After a sufficient number of said certificates have been collected, the teacher will hand them to the township trustee of his or her district, who in turn will report them to the County Health Otteet. In Incorporated towns, the 'secretaries of local Health Boards will collect the certificates from the Schdbl Boards, and make their reports on monthly forms (No. 15) furnished bv* Couuty Health Officers In case of adults, the physicians making the certificates will report them to the County Health Officer, the same as in lorms 5.7 and i>. We adopt this plan todetermiue who have complied with the law. By order of the Board. W. P. HOKNBROOK, M. IX. March 10,1882.-*w. County Health Officer. Reporting Deaths and Births. Optice or Secretary Board or Health, i Pier Doynty, Indiana. ( ALL deaths ami births occurring in this county where there is no physic! n in attendance, must be reported to me within fifteen days bv tlie housekeeper when the birth or death occurs, and the Coroner is also required to make report of any death that may come under his notice offlcinliv. The penalty is flO flue for neglect or refusal to comply with this order. Blanks will he furnished on application. W. P. HORNBROOK. M. D., March ID--3.W. Sjee’y Board of Health. | Notice of Attachment. MARY WOOLSEYi Before Lyman B. Cook, vs._S Justice of Luckhart Tp..; i. > Pike Do. Demand, 119.00.' JOHN MARVEL. > Pike Do. Demand, ill). ^JN the flling of necessary affidavit and bond, _ writ of attachment was issued and delivered to tjeorge Singleton, constable, who made return March 8, HS2, on the summons, ‘tiefendant not found,” and on the writ of attachment, -attached one old carriage or express, as they are generally called; appraised at »15.00.” The cause is therefore continued until the 4th dav of April, 1882. at 10 o’clock a. m.. and ordered that this notice be published iu The Pier Docnty i Democrat, a newspaper of general circulation ! in said county. LYMAN B COOK, Justice. I STATE or lNUIANA, PIER COUSTT, 88: I, Lyman B. Cook, Justice of the Peace in and for the county and Stnte aforesaid, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a full, true and complete transcript of said suit, as appears of record on my docket, this the 18th dav of March ««. < seal. > LYrfAN J COOK, March IT, 1183,- - — ~ I.—»w. Justice et the Peace.

Notice to Heirs, Creditors, Eto. IK THE MATTER op the) In tbo Pike Circuit (STATE or V Court, March Term, James Chadwick, dece'd.) 1882 J^OTICE IS HEBERT GIVES THAT OR- _ _ laudoSiple, ns administrator of the estate of James Chadwick, deceased, has presented and died his account and vouchers in partial settlement uf-^aid estate, and that the same will come np fortfte examination ami action of said Circuit Court on the thirty-flrst day of March, 1802.at which time all heirs, creditors or legatee* of said estate will take uotice. Witness, i be Clerk and seal of said Pike Circuit Court, at Petersburg, Indiana, this 9’h day of T1 arch. 1882. DAS. C. ASH BY. March 10,1882-2W. Clerk. Notice to Heirs, Creditors, Etc. IK THE MATTES OP the, In the Pii.e » ireult estate op > Court, March Term, a’di :— James C. Mikor, deeen’dl 1882, (ATO WCE IS IIEKERY GIVES THAT JOEL lTl L. Kvass, as Administrator of the estate of James C. Minor, deceased, has presented and Sled hi* account and Touchers in partial settlement of said estate, and that the same will come np for the examination and action of said Circuit court on the 25th day of March. 1882, the same being the 18th judicial day of the March term, 1882, at which time all heirs,- creditor* or legatees of said estatj are required to appear iu said Court and show cause, if any there be, whv said account and vouchers should not be ap~proved. Witness. The Clerk and seal of said Pike Circuit Court, at Petersburg, Indiana, this 2nd dav of March. 1882. DAN. C. ASHBY. ' March 10,1832-2W. Clerk.

NOTICE! Administrator** Sale of Beal Estate ]^T OTICE i«» hereby Riven, That in pnrtnaner of I an order of the Davies* Circuit Court, made »the January term, 188 J. thereof, th* uitaervitfued. as the Administrator trith the will aun-xod of the estate of Charles roister, dt ceaseJ. w iff *c». at public vendue on the premises, on TUESDAY, the 4th day of April, A. D., 18S2, the undivided two-thirds of the followiug Real Estate in Pike County. Indiana, to-wit: The East half of the southeast quarter of Section number Twenty-one, in Township number One North of Range number s, ven West; and that add Real Estate will be sold in parcels not exceeding forty acres. Tl RMlrt OP SALE:—One-third of the purchase money to be paid cash in hand, and the residue thereof in six and twelve mou ths, in equal installments, the purchaser executing his promissory not-a for deferred payments, wit’» good freehold surety, waiving relief from valuation and appraisement laws, and bearing interest at the rate of Bix per cent, per annum from date of sale. Feb. 17th, 1382. ANTflONY if. JOHNSON, Admiuis^ator. DOG TAX. JV'OTICE IS HEREBY Ulvraf'THVT THE ne\r dog law will go iuto effect April 1,1882. Previous to that time every person wishing tc own or harbor a dog must report the same to the township trustee, ar.d pay $1 each for every male ami $2 each for every female dog over sfx months of age. The trustee will then issue a metalie check to the owner of each dog registered and numbered, and no cheek shall be used or •uy do* other than the one for which it was is sued. The constables of the various towns and townships will then proceed to kill all dogs hav ing nq checks. Persons owning dogs will tak< notue as above amt secure their, checks b«ror< the time expires, as the law willffl strictly enforced. Office hours evory Wednesday at home, anc the first and third Saturdays in each month a1 union. D. B. DAVIDSON, Jan. 20, 1882. Trustee Clay Tp. DOG TAX. T\rOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN’ TH VT TH i W now dog law will go iuto effect April 1. is*: Previous to that time every person wishing t own or harhor a dog must report the same to th township trustee, and pay *1 each forevery mai and |2 each for every female dog oyer six monti of age. The trustee will then issue a metal check to the owner of each dog registered an numbered, and uncheck shall be used on any do other than the one for which it was issued. Th ! constables of the various towns aud townshiv | will then proceed to hill all dogs having no choct Persons owning Jogs will take notice *9 aWr and secure their checks before the time expire: fta_tha taw will ho strictly entoreed. wffleohours every- Tuesday at home. . „ VINSON PRANCE. Jan. 20.1S82, Trustee Monroe Tp. DOG TAX. Notice is hereby given that thf newedog law will go iuto effect April 1,1&& Previous to that time every person wishing ti Own or harbor a dog must report the same to tin township trustee, and pay 81 each forevery niil< and $2 each forevery femai e dog over six month) of age. The trustee will then issue a metalu check to the owner of each dog registered an< numbered, and no check shall be usod on any dot other than the one for which it was issued. * Tin : constables of the various towns and township: I will thou proceed to kill all dogs having n* checks. Persons owning dogs will take notice a above and secure their checks before the tiuu expire*, as the Uv w*H be strictIv euforced. Gffice hours every Monday, at White Oak. tf. J. BETHELL, Jan. 20, 1882. Trustee Marion Tp. DOG TAX. s V OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT Tilt . ’ new dog law will go into effect April 1,1882 Previous to that lime every person wishing t< own or harbor a dog must report the same to tht township trustee, and" pav*l each forevery malt and 82 each tor every female dog over six month: of age. The trustee will then issues metalic checl to the owner of each doc registered and unmiiered, and no cheek shall be used ou any dog otliei than the one for which it, was issued. The constables of the various towns and townships wil then proceed to kill all doss having no cheeks Persons ow ning dogs will take notice as abort and secure their checks before the time expires as the iavr will he strictly enforced. Office hours every Flit lay at Ingle's Coal Mine and at \\ inslow the seeontl and fourth Saturdays in each month to 'register dogs in thal neighborhood. .1. N. WHITM AN. Jau. 20.1882. Trustee Patoka Tp. DOG TAX. lYt OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TUI IV new dog law will go intoeffect ApriiJ. 18S2 Pre.ions to that time every person wishing tc .own or harbor a dog must report the’same to the township trustee,and pay $1 each forevery malt and *2 each forevery feniale dog over six mouth* of age. The trustee will then issue a metali. check to the owner of each dog registered am numbered, and no check shall be used bn ant dog other than the one for which it was issued The constables of the various towns and town I ships will then proceed to kill ail dogs haring n( 1 checks. Persons owning dogs will take netlet as above ami secure their checks before the tlmt expires, as the law will be stcietlv enforced. Uffiee hours every datimlav at dtenrtai. , . ntKli. UiPOETKER. Jan. .0.18*2, 'Trusted Eockhart Tp.

DOG TAX. jVTOTK'E IS HEREBY GIVES THAT THE 1new dog law will go into effort April 1,18*2 Previous to that time every person wishing tt owikor harltor a dog must report the same to the township trustee* and puyjl each for every mak an«l $2 each for every female dog over six month; of age. The trustee will then issue a metaiie cheek to the owner of each dog registered and numbered, and no check shall be used on any dog other than the oue for which it was issued. The constables of the various towus and towu- : ships will then proceed to kill all dogs having ne ’ checks. Person* owning dogs will take notice as ! above and secure their cheeks Itefore the time j expires, as the law. will he strictly enforced. I Office hours first and third Saturdays m each month at home. ISAAC M.GLA1MSH, Jan. 20,1882. Trustee Madison Tp. TruMeeV Notice. NOTICE Is heivby given to all persona interested that 1 will attend at my office at home. EVEKY IVESWAY to transact business connected with the office o! Trustee of Monroe township. All personshaving business with said office willjdease take no* tiee. V1NSOX FRA NX'E, Trustee. Trustee’s Notice. NOTICE is hereby given to all persons interested that I will attend at my office at home on the * j Flttvr AN ID TI1IKD XATV7IC D% YN in each month, to transact business connected with the office of Trustee of Madison township. All rerams having business with said office will please take notice. ISAAC M.OI.AniSH.Trusb *. TrustNotice. * OTICE is hereby given to all poisons Interested that I will attend at my office ut home, EVKWY WEl»NK»0%Y to transact business connected with the office of Trustee of Clay townshin. All persons paving business with said office will please, t'ake D. B. DA Vi DSON, Trustee. notice. Trustee’s Notice. NOTICE is hereby given to all person, interested tliMt I will attend at my office at White | Oak, KVFItY tflWDIY to transact business connected with the office of Trustee ot Mariot) township. All persons having business with said office will please take notioe. W. J. BETHF.LU , Trustee. Trustee’s Notice. NOTICE is hereby given to all persons Interested that I will attend at mv office in Stendal, KVF.KY StTVRDtY to transact the business connected with the office ol.Trustee ol Eockhart townsliip. All persons having business with said office will please take notice. E KED. H. POTKEK. Trustee. Trustee’s Notice. NOTICE Is hereby given to all persona Interested that I will attend at uiy office at Ingle's Coal Mii> o. KYBKY Fit I DAY to transact badness connected with the office ol Trustee of Pat-oka townshin. Alt persona having business with said office will please take netlee. 4. N. WHITMAN. Trustee.

SALE OF SCHOOL ^AHDS. last of Lands and Town Lota Mortgaged to Secure Loans of Common School ami Congressional Township Funds. State of Indiana, Pike C mntg, S3 In compliance with tract ions eighty(•even, ninety five, ninety six and otic hundred ot the couttuim school law of the State of liulUul. approved March. G, 18G5, the ymierigiiuil Auditor ot l*it« Cottuly «rtl oil the 4th Monday in March, A- L>. 1SS2, at the fouri (louse door, in the loan ot l*e tersburg, Pifee County, I tdiaua, offer for sale the following de-jibt'd lands and town lota, in sa><l et uniy, n.oytgaged to theSi*!«ot (ndi ina to secure loans ot School Funds »nv upon which the borrowers have taiiel to pay the aitniial Itis'atltneut of iu»erest, and threref&re the principal t ecu me* due COMMON SCHOOL I UM>. Loan No. 84. The north-east quarter of the north-east ; quarter of section tidrty-oue{f 11 town two {Z\ ! anntV »ahiM u»ka rf a.. .. i _I. a. ■>_ r *11 j i »omh, range seven Jlj west. eoul ainkijr forty f4tfj ■ acres more or teas. 3fortgage t t>v Jamas M. Mary T. Mills, his a ife.'up>u which ther* i* due: Principal....*1W 00 Interest.................'.4. ....... 6 00 Penalty aud costa. . ...lo SO Total amount due...... ?osd 60 Loan No. 21. The .south-west quarter of th* north-west quarter of section twenty-throe (26) town three .ay south range eight (8.< west, :ontainiug fortv (4u> acres more or less. Mortgi get! by >arah li. Uo^kitis autl Thomas L. Hopkins, her husband. aFpolPsvhicU there is due: Principal............ .....$2.~0 (K> I u teres t. ...f..... 23 06 Penalty andcosu....... n 50 ...4»i ii Total amount due..,.... Loan No. 49 - The south-east quarter of tin jouth-west quarter or section thirty-three <33; t >wu two (2) south range seven (?) west, eontaiuing forty (40) acres more or less Mortgaged by LI as list tern ml Lucinda Bates, his wile, upon which there isdu*»: Principal.........$100 06 luterest............. 5 00 Penalty audxosu............ 2 60 ...:u4 w Total a mount d ue................ Loan No. 44. The iforth-west quarter of the south-west quarter of section twenty-two (22) town two (2* south range eight (S. west, coutaiatug forty (40) acres more or less. Alhct^aged l»y i-nae iinydeu «n«i Margaret iiaydeu, his Vife, upon which there is due: Principal.........00 Interest. ... 30 $3 Penalty aud costs.....;... 11 IQ Total amount due..........4241 15 Loan No.'49. 9 The south-east quarter ol tlfcs south-west quarter anti the c«u\b-west quarter of the southwest quarter of sect louse vet (?) town two <2; south range six (8) west, conta ningsixtv-six (G8. acres more or less. Mortgaged by Willem F, Brock and Margaret A. jh-ituck, bis wife, upon whie^ there iadu*: V Principal......4150 (X Interest..... ..... 26 51 Penalty aud costs... .;. 9 5( Total amount due....... 4136 Ot CONGRESSIONAL SCriCKL FUND. Loan No. 107. Lot'iiumber thirty-six (36) in that part of th« town of Petersburg known mil designated as Canalport. Mortgaged to the State of Indiana for the use of town two (2) sot th of range eight (8) west, by Abraham Case and Mary Case, hi* wife; upon which there ia iSim : Principal.... .....4198 Of Interest......:,.4. %\ 16 Penalty and costa..*(,..4... 7 6t Total amount due................4228 82 NO I ICE in Iiert by siv’feti that should 1 b** totesroing ewtiia remain on n*id on the Fourth Mo ictiv in March. i&>2, of the above de^criHed mor; gs2es ihat are past title, tint undesigned, Audi lor of said c >ntvt , ttili Qn tba* day proceed to 8el) *he n*emi*e$ mort traced and deaenbed heroin, oj* amiich thereof as may ba neceasajry to discharge the amount c tie thereon for principal, interest. damage* and costs, to the hjsrhftat bidder or ea«h, and in caae of no bidder fop tbo aniount dor then th© tindorfti&roed Auditor of said county fKU Mj In the sime on aeeotinl of the reinectiv© of ike Sfa*e.

Given nndei >inii k the seal of the fiourd of this ih» 1«» ? day of Fehmarv, A T> 1882 FKANfTBl jDERB V( K Aiifiiioi-Pits County.

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ind Gentl <- ijyoa want s i .shoe, gub •- _ _ ! be perfect in shape and' make. fit, finish »nd stock, leave orders »t S. tmt D. S. OsBOltN'S Beat ami Shoe Shop, on Sth street, near Main; Petersburg. It d. They are prepared to man ifaetnre the Pines) Sew sd Call or the common K ip hoot at olive and tet liv >" prices. Their work noomraends itself; th dr stock, the bast in (be market. R e p a i r i i g neatly anil promp t done. Extra-file patching done bv a new and super or method. See that your soles are in n! order. A supply eel Stiffeners, Buck Gloves, Stockings, BlatkSug, French Dressing, B e., Etc., kept constant ly 01 hard atalltlmos . and lor sale very cheap.' Call. Call. Osoorn Bko’s. Superintendent’s Notice. PUBLIC KXAMIN \TI 5XS OF A PPM cants ter teachers' licei sc vrl II lie held on the ast Saturday of the mid i ujnb.wefl months at Petersburg, amt ad the eve a nu nhered months •t Augusta. A eertifieata of geod m< ral c haracter from lome member of ihc Coant] Board ol Education oust lie brought by applicants In the comity, tnd from Louuty Supcrinb intents bv those out if the county. TH t. VAXSJfcKLB. Feb. i, 1*2. Ootxuty Supt, OSBORN BRO’S

ATTORN El’S, rsuuK rrwrt. KTTBTZ & ICtraaTSB. REAL ESTATE AGENTS, Uolililtwnil and Princeton, Iwi. We represent either fiover or Seder. Wh handle no land under thirty (St) <1 sy*. EIoa.ee A. KLT. WX T TOWS«*>B EIaT a- TOWNSEND, ATTOEWBY3 ATLAW Petersburg, Indian*. Prompt attention given lu all bnalnnw ea.tr.aU4 to tii.-tc wilt practice tn Pika and adjota'ne ounetlea and in II * PrJ. Ml Oonrl*. OFFICV— Corner of lLiln and Eintitli atraata. over the B«1 Iff an Stu^e. iohk n. nuta. a. r. uouanaos MILLER & RICHARDSON, A. a 0?OS,lT_lli ys J T X.A. w Petersburg, Intli.aa. ▼ ill i'rei.tkr tu Fife ad adjolaiua connUe* Odfco on data Stre< t. J. E. Me*) !<L 1,01101|;^ ATTOKNET A.T LAW, Princeton, luuiau*. Will nractlca in GUmuu. Pike and adKdniaa couutlea. OFFICE: South aid# Pablic square. . POSEY A W11.WOT, ATTORNEYS A.T T. A ~wr Petersburg,* Indiana. Orrtra on corner ol Main and Nln'bttreatoup*. Hite the Court House. Pctrrebnra. Indiana. W. H. THOMPSON. AUoroey at Law A Notary Piblic Petersburg, Indiana. 8p3.-ini Attention «tvo* to Prebate bualneaa and codec tin* 1 ' Otflcu with Dr. Leslie. I»I1VM< | i vy Br. A. LESLIE, SrM PHYSICIAN AND ACCOfo'BER, PETERSBURG, IISTD. OFFICE—IX LESLIE’S XEW IlCILBIXO on Eighth 9ti*eot%-oppo*Ue Court House. DR. A. R. RTERS, PHYSICIAN AX» SLKUEON. ruTEtiSBVtm .. ....... ivnij»ll SKlSE-wi*’ 0 Str'“<’,u"»r oor- ®l 8eventb Btreat. KbdiPLXQe.; Corner ol Walnut and Ittnth Street. J. B. DUNCAN, M. A, Physician, aud Surgeon. PETERSBTJRG USTJG. OFFICE-0" Main Street between Fifth had Sixth. Oillce hour* day night. J. R. ADAMS M. D., Physician and .Surgeon, Petersburg, Indiana, St?rerICS~°a Mal“ aT*r B#d X>rgg M«ms. CHARLES St. CHARLES HOTEL Saif Swan Xartfcaf WssUsjta, ss niiasls Sb-M» XXDIANA 1*0LIS, ...... I>ii>iAjf.| Has changed proprietors, ami (wen rrdtted In a insinner to make it comfortable for tboee wlm may patCoHizo it. Kate*, |l p«r day; Lodsrlnu oO ceuts; Meula. 23 e«nu J *1 . . ^ L'0., Proprietor*, AIjo of Leutral Restaurant, under Bate* Boh**, mmm& hoi sl, Cor. Sth and JarLaou SU. JASPER-INDIANA. F. A. NEUDEOK, Prop. This house ia well furnished and complaints all i’s ap(ittrttu«nts. Uood accommodation tut Commercial agents. tiood stables are in counection with tha Hotel for the accomuiodaCieu of hut number of linrsot aud wagous. SHERWOOD HOUSE, WM. B SllERVVOOO.Prop’r. 1 E. A. FB03T, Manager. RSB-jSSSM «— Firstteusfst,.. EVANSVILLE, IND The Sherwood is centrallr located, Qrst-elna In all its appointments, and the best and eheanest hotel in the citv. Kates**! per day. AVENUE MOTEL, [Opposite Umou Depot] MRS. M.E. JONES, PRO., VINCENNES, IXIII.1 NA. This house is located at the luuctidn of the a A M.. K. & T IL. L A V„ C. & V.. and C , D. d .. .... ■ Passengers called for all trains. line' 51 f Mill l enu no ll.l l _ V* lUilroada. * «Nvu6t.nc«iicu iW«u irai Person* popping at the Avenue Hotel .ial nuoi>noA of ioi,< 1 .,♦ 1... .. s ... . . ■ “ ni.,p(,i,ij, nan tltv __ ^ <eel <a**ured or receiving the lK?9t of attention, Meals, 23 cent*; Lodging*, 35 treat*. MEREDITH HOUSE! JAS. 3. MORGAN, Prop., WASHINGTON. - - INDIANA. Bent sample room* for commercial traveler* t* the city. Hotel centrally located. Free bua to and from all passenger traina. Special rate* to' reader* of the Pike Cointy Dimogiat. PIKE-HOTEL, UllAS. M IIAl-tEK, Proprietor. Main Street, Petersburg Ind. T!xU Rote) te a new building and comfortably for* nished throughout. The traveling public will And It an excellent pla«t to a+op; tablee supplied with the beat the mar feel affords. Chargee reasonable. » -(o)-> SCHAEFER’S HALT. .A largi and commodious Rail, suitable for Theet* rieal Trongwk Oomterta. Ar. Indiana Horn a-. svsertAAiT, Prop’r. - * 41.60 per Dug, 155 Baotun

Fifth St., bet. Face & Elm. u -' Location Central, Elegant Rooms. Table Well Supplied. Cincinnati,Ohio Shaving Saloon. TURN Kit * Cl,IT, Proprietor*, rtSTKltSBl*", - - - - - IVIHAK4 Main SI reft, oppositr l lie Con ft HonM. Parties Mlaldnr work done at (hell rcaid.no* wit leave order, at the Shoo, . m cTtybTr ber shop ALP. BURRESS, Proprietor. »«t« at. opp. c*n it iiat.<e, rmau rn • Pnrtle* within* n neav clean shave, their hatii mt In the latest style mu, whiskers or mono, ache colored, heads shampooed, or anvtbtnw tn !he lonoorial line performed, are invited to ftvO dm » rail $2 watch** WMhmwll V*. imtoatfeo *oid|«. MMnMlll “

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